A video showing a municipal police officer in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, N.L., throwing a handcuffed homeless Inuk man to the ground has spurred an independent investigation and deeper conversations about … Read More
A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge has issued a temporary court injunction to end blockades, interference and threats against Sipekne’katik band members lobster fishing in southwest Nova Scotia. The band applied to Wednesday … Read More
It’s been over a month since family or friends have heard from Megan Gallagher; for weeks her social media accounts have sat idle as everyone who knows her waits for a call or … Read More
Curriculum advisers hand-picked by the Alberta government are recommending changes to the kindergarten-to-Grade 4 curriculum for fine arts and social studies that would eliminate all references to residential schools and “equity.” … Read More
The cost of policing the Coastal GasLink pipeline conflict in northern B.C. between January 2019 and March 2020 was more than $13 million, according to documents obtained by CBC News. For almost two years … Read More
There are 300 active cases of COVID-19 on First Nations reserves across Canada, according to data from Indigenous Services Canada. In the last week, 160 new cases have been reported … Read More
The dispute over a Mi’kmaw-regulated lobster fishery in Nova Scotia has caught the attention of Indigenous people across the country and many are getting creative with how they’re lending support to the … Read More
Some Mi’kmaw lobster harvesters in Nova Scotia say they’re paying more attention to the tides than to politicians in Ottawa debating their fishery. “I watched a bit,” said Garrett Michael of Sipekne’katik … Read More
Haudenosaunee from Six Nations of the Grand River are holding a rolling demonstration from Caledonia into Stoney Creek as a dispute between commercial fishermen and Mi’kmaw fishers in southwest Nova Scotia continues to escalate. … Read More
The last of the checkpoints set up throughout Quebec’s La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve that were turning away moose hunters came down over the weekend, but Anishinaabe (Algonquin) leadership say the issue is … Read More
The number of First Nations people in Manitoba with COVID-19 spiked by another 42 on Monday, as the epidemiological curve continues to show “an ongoing, concerning trend.” That’s the message sent … Read More
A senior hockey team in a small Manitoba city has changed its name following a push against the use of Indigenous names and caricatures as mascots. The team in Morden, … Read More
